The English language makes very few appearances in Bertrand Bonello’s On War, and it's to the film's credit that their possible connections and distribution fee...
Two months after seeing it at the New York Film Festival, I haven't budged much in my conviction that László Nemes' Son of Saul -- as praised as any debut f...
With the Blu-ray long out-of-print, it's high time that Jean-Luc Godard's early-career masterwork Pierrot le Fou again be seen in its full glory. (That we e...
Having been born in 1920, it's hardly any shock that Setsuko Hara has passed away; and having entirely disappeared from the public spotlight by 1963, it isn...
Hitting theaters and VOD just in time for the holidays is Christmas, Again, a drama that's been earning fine notices at its festival appearances throughout ...
I agree with our Cannes review when it says, "While it could certainly have used trimming in parts, Arabian Nights is definitely worth the six-hour investme...
"In my mind, motion pictures are about telling stories with moving images. That’s what they’re about. It could be a $200 million feature film or a $2,000 student film."...
